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Eric Thomas Weber, written in sharpie.

On compulsion to lead

Good people won’t be willing to rule for the sake of either money or honor… Now, the greatest punishment, if one isn’t willing to rule, is to be ruled by someone worse than oneself. And I think that it’s fear of this that makes decent people rule when they do.

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  • About
    • Events
    • Curriculum Vitae
    • Press Kit
    • Headshots
    • Photos
  • Books
    • A Culture of Justice
    • America’s Public Philosopher
    • Uniting Mississippi
    • Democracy and Leadership
    • Morality, Leadership, and Public Policy
    • Rawls, Dewey, and Constructivism
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